May 8th, 2013

HealthTap Lands $24M From Khosla Ventures And Keith Rabois To Take Its “Quora For Doctors” Global

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Since launching in 2010, HealthTap has been on a mission to bring the proverbial “house call” back to healthcare — virtually speaking, of course. With more than 80 percent of people turning to online resources (and to Dr. Google) for health-related information — from insurance to basic diagnostics — HealthTap set out to give people a better alternative to using Google or WebMD for their health… → Read More

January 24th, 2013

Keith Rabois Leaves Top Operating Role At Square

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Long-time investor and Valley executive Keith Rabois is leaving his chief operating officer position at payment company Square, according to a surprise announcement by the company tonight. Chief financial officer Sarah Friar will be acting COO while it looks for a replacement. → Read More

December 10th, 2012

Square’s COO Keith Rabois Discusses Gift Cards, Revolution Of Payments And Social Signals

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This weekend, we told you about the launch of Square Wallet gift cards, which allow you to send gift cards to friends to their favorite places to eat and visit in their neighborhoods. The power of this is that you don’t have to visit the physical store to buy an actual gift card, which is a time suck any way you slice it. → Read More

January 2nd, 2011

Square Starts 2011 with A New Round At A Big Valuation

While much of Silicon Valley spent the last two weeks skiing or otherwise reveling in all that money made this year from acquisitions, partial liquidations and secondary deals, Square founder Jack Dorsey was apparently hard at work. TechCrunch has learned that Square is in the process of closing a large round of funding. The company is being valued, we hear from multiple sources, at somewhere… → Read More

November 15th, 2010

Keith Rabois: I Was Excited About Fraud At Square

Paypal’s Scott Thompson, Square’s Keith Rabois and GSI’s Michael Rubin took the stage at Web 2.0 Summit today to talk about the future of digital commerce.

As a continuation of John Battelle’s argument that a credit/debit card payment counts as a “check-in,” Rabois explained that there is data other than what we historically use to prevent fraud that can be used to protect users, including social… → Read More